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Excellent quality.received it within a day after I ordered.The family dog, once banished from the sofa and sequestered to certain rooms, these days has full run of the house. hamilton beach true air allergen reducing air cleaner cadrThe result: Its fur, slobber, stains and smells are showing up just about everywhere, making it more tedious than ever to keep the abode clean.el foust air purifier reviews More than half of U.S. households now own a pet, and they have become a big enough chore that manufacturers increasingly are introducing products and tools specially designed to clean up after them. air duct cleaning oakvillePeople are "so attached to their pet that they won't get rid of it.

Instead they just look for ways to make cleaning easier," says Brian Kirkendall, vice president of marketing for Hoover. Cat and dog owners spend nearly 90 minutes each week cleaning up after their pet, costing an average $156 a year, according to a 2009 survey of 1,004 consumers by floor-cleaner maker Bissell Homecare. Pet-related cleaners are the fastest-growing part of Bissell's business, the company says. This year, it introduced its Total Floors Pet Vacuum, which features a crevice tool to help suction pet hair away from walls, where it tends to accumulate. The vacuum's brush roll can be turned off to prevent hair scattering on hard surfaces, and specialized attachments help grab pet hair on upholstery. Removing hair from so many different surfaces is one of the main differences in cleaning the homes of pet owners versus non-pet owners. "It's the places the dog hair ends up," says Sue Potter, associate marketing director for Bissell. "You're not usually dragging your head against your curtains."

Capturing pet hair is the "holy grail" at Electrolux AB as well, says Jackie Cooper, general manager of brand marketing for Eureka and Electrolux floorcare. In March, Eureka launched a SuctionSeal Pet vacuum designed to snag pet hair and odors from carpets and bare floors, and includes a "Pet Power Paw," attachment for use on carpet and upholstery. Dubbed "tough enough for pet owners," the $199.99 vacuum also includes an odor-absorbing filter to eliminate pet smells. Hoover says sales of its pet-specific vacuums, carpet washers and steam cleaners have grown about 30% a year for the past few years, about even with the performance of the overall industry. Even people who don't own pets are buying the products, says Mr. Kirkendall. "If you have someone with long hair at home, you want the benefits of a pet vacuum as well." Hoover collects bags of dog hair from groomers so it can test on a wide range of hair types. Its product developers also work with carpet manufacturers, making sure that new carpet fibers don't interfere with the vacuum's ability to grab pet hair.

"Otherwise people will blame the vacuum," says Mr. Kirkendall. Rather than wait for hair to fall from a pet, some tools allow owners to vacuum hair straight from the animal. In 2010 Dyson introduced its $69.99 grooming tool with stainless-steel bristles that capture hair and dead skin. The one-hand control leaves "the other hand to control the dog," the company says. Pet hair is a major concern because it has dander and other substances that can cause allergic reactions, says Karen Hall, a microbiologist for Dyson. "The only real way to control pet allergens is by controlling pet hair, that's the transport," she says. On the odor front, Febreze's pet-specific air and fabric sprays are among its top sellers, Procter & Gamble says. "People with pets talk about how they don't notice the smell but they're worried others will," says Eric Huston, Febreze associate marketing director. Ease of use is another concern. Bissell's SpotBot Pet Deep Cleaner is a machine that promises to conquer stains without the user blotting or scrubbing.

Pushing a button starts preset cleaning cycles to allow for hands-free stain cleaning. "Everybody hates being on their hands and knees and being close to it," Ms. Potter says. More About Our Four-Legged Family Members The Dog Maxed Out My Credit Card Designer Pets: When a Pug and a Beagle Fall in Love, It's a Puggle Ideal Tenants: Where Dogs Rule the Roost Even with the onslaught of pet products, not everyone finds what they need. Catherine Ruddy, a finance manager who lives in Pearl River, N.Y., concocts her own cleaning solution of vinegar and Murphy's oil soap, fearing that harsher chemicals would irritate her dogs' paws and damage her hardwood floors. (The ASPCA advises that many household cleaners can be used safely when the product's directions are followed.) Framed portraits of her puggle and Jack Russell terrier mix hang in the kitchen, and the two dogs enjoy full run of her home, even if it means extra vacuuming, mopping and laundry every week. "I do it because I love my dogs," Ms. Ruddy says.

Not all companies are racing to flood the market with pet-specific products. Church & Dwight has taken a measured approach to introducing pet-specific cleaners, says Ray Brown, director of research and development for the company, which makes Arm & Hammer products. "We can and have built that efficacy into general products," he says. But using formulations specifically designed to tackle pet accidents can make a big difference in fighting them, Mr. Brown says, noting the company's Arm & Hammer pet stain and odor spray. "If you go with a normal carpet cleaner, you'll discover in about a week all the stuff left behind," says Mr. Brown. "And then you'll always have the issue of the animal returning to the scene of the crime—when they smell it they believe it's OK to do it again." As the variety and complexity of pet-cleaning products have increased, PetSmart has been giving store employees detailed training so they can help "pet parents," says Tanya Fiori, a buyer in PetSmart's dog and cat waste-management department.